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The Corners

Name: The Corners
Author: Chris Dorley-Brown
ISBN: 9781910566329

by Chris Dorley-Brown

FREE UK SHIPPING ON ORDERS OVER £20 'The Corners' by Chris Dorley-Brown . 96pp, hardback with cloth spine and back cover, fine art paper, 237 x 285 mm. As featured in the New York Times , Guardian , British Journal of Photography and Suitcase Magazine . These hyperreal photographs of East London street corners are a unique documentation of an ever-changing landscape. Using multiple exposures, Chris Dorley-Brown plays out different narratives simultaneously, creating dream-like scenes that lie somewhere between fiction and reality. Chris Dorley-Brown has been living and working in East London for over 20 years. He sett up his own photographic practice in 1984 and has since expanded his activities to film-making and radio and has worked as a sound designer for BBC Radio 3. The Corners is Chris’ third photography book. **This book won the Best Photography Book Award at British Book Design & Production Awards 2018** Book design by Friederike Huber. This is the first edition. ISBN: 978-1-910566-32-9

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Hoxton Mini Press

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9781910566329

ISBN-10

1580223842

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Bookeast londonphotographystreet photography

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